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[SOLVED] Chimera bootmenu nvda_drv=1

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when have the option to change the boot drive in the chimera boot menu, if write -v in the OS drive, it will show that there is a nvda_drv=1 going on there, even without the kernel flag argument in org.chameleon.Boot.plist.
WHat can i do to remove it ?

the original nvidia driver was uninstalled from the software after the upgrade to mavericks.

I`m on Mavericks
GTX 780
z87x-ud5h rev 1.0 (C1)
 

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Chimera bootmenu nvda_drv=1

This was a known issue in a previous version of Chimera that came from the Chameleon trunk that I removed in later versions of Chimera. It would write the boot flags to nvram.

To fix you need to run the following commands in Terminal:

nvram -p (in the output look for a variable I think called boot-args or something similar. it will have -x as a parameter)

nvram -d boot-ags (or whatever the name was from the previous command)

Then make sure you update to the latest Chimera so this doesn't happen again.
 
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